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Dozens of Christians and other religious minorities from Iran have been on a resettlement roller coaster. It just took a new turn.

Andrew Brunson has spent most of the last two years in prison based on wild—or absent—accusations.

Hundreds of thousands of Russians have heard the gospel during the month-long soccer tournament. It is just the beginning.

GOP establishment darling and Court of Appeals judge nominated to fill outgoing Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy’s critical seat.

African officials pled with faith healers to let doctors treat the latest fatal outbreak.

Christianity is the biggest religion in the world. It's also still the most restricted.

Despite age gaps, Pew Research uncovers a few places where the next generation is actually more devout than their parents and grandparents.

German Christians debate whether conservative state’s new law honors or hijacks the core symbol of their faith.

However, Pew researchers find Christianity across 15 countries is “not just a ‘nominal’ identity devoid of practical importance.”

40,000 African migrants—many of whom are Christians fleeing Eritrea or Sudan—considered “infiltrators” in need of urgent deportation.

Against centuries of precedent, Holy City authorities pursue $186 million in church taxes.

Denied asylum after a year-long limbo, refugees face return to one of world's top 10 persecutors.

Immigrants in New Hampshire and New Jersey ‘fear persecution and torture’ back home.

Labor of love brings the Reformation’s seminal work into the Middle East.

Kurds and Christians both want security and autonomy as minorities in Iraq. But one’s dream could dash the other’s.

Emptied Arab churches prepare for a rare task: making room.

As outcry over fate of 199 mostly Chaldeans continues, so do ICE arrests.

American veteran faces forced return to dangerous homeland that two-thirds of his fellow believers have fled.

Syria and Lebanon celebrate the historic ordination of a pair of faithful clergy.